Recently, ASUS released a number of new displays, and one of them is very unique, which is the ASUS ProArt Display PA147CDV portable display with ultra-narrow screen design.
It is reported that this portable screen adopts a unique ratio of 32: 9, with a resolution of 1920 ×550. The panel itself supports 100% Rec.709 and sRGB gamut, while supporting the Microsoft Pen Protocol 2.0 stylus protocol for easy touch operation.
In terms of structural design, it is not only equipped with a common bracket for portable screens, but also has a damping on the hinge, which can achieve multi-angle placement, and even directly erect it. There's also a physical knob on the stand, which functions like Microsoft's Surface Dial, and supports custom settings that allow users to precisely adjust the value when creating content.
The unique ratio of 32:9 is not the first time it has appeared, and it is found in asus's own dual-screen notebooks.
ASUS has also launched a special supporting software, providing a variety of split-screen adaptation frameworks, gadgets, etc., and even special control bars for games and PS and other productivity programs, displaying game information or simulating the control panel of the entity, so that users can make full use of this unique proportion of the second screen.
At present, ASUS has not announced the exact price or listing information. However, such a unique proportion, even if not as a productivity tool, it is a cool choice to use alone with the Aida64 as a PC performance monitoring window. If you're interested, you might as well keep an eye on it.